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Nitzanim Nature Reserve

The Nitzanim Sand Dune Nature Reserve (Hebrew: שמורת טבע חולות ניצנים) is a 21,600 dunam (2,160 hectare) area within the Nitzanim Sands area between Ashdod and Ashkelon on the Southern Coastal Plain of the Israeli Mediterranean Sea coast. It was declared as a public area in early 1980s by the Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel and designated as a nature reserve on June 2, 2005. The Reserve includes a small settlement of Nitzan located in place of the Nitzanim kibbutz, which was resettled some 3–4 km to the south. The reserve is split in two parts by the Nahal Evtah (Evtach, Avtah) (Hebrew: נחל אבטח) wadi (Wadi el Ibtah) which leads to the Nitzanim Beach by the sea. The beach is a public area not part of the Reserve. The area south of the stream is designated for the IDF recruit training base Batar Nitzanim (Camp Yehoshua) and is closed to public. The northern part is open to public all year round free of charge. In 2005, during the Israeli disengagement from Gaza there was a controversial plan to resettle some Israeli settlers from Gaza Strip to the Nitzanim Dunes area. See also Ashdod Sand Dune 2021 Mediterranean oil spill References
Parq Lakhish

Parq Lakhish (hebreiska: פארק לכיש) är en park i Israel. Den ligger i distriktet Södra distriktet, i den centrala delen av landet. Parq Lakhish ligger 28 meter över havet. Terrängen runt Parq Lakhish är platt. Havet är nära Parq Lakhish åt nordväst. Runt Parq Lakhish är det tätbefolkat, med 331 invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Ashdod, 2,8 km söder om Parq Lakhish. Trakten runt Parq Lakhish består till största delen av jordbruksmark. Kommentarer Källor
Katzir

Katzir (Hebrew: קָצִיר) is a community settlement in north-central Israel. Located southwest of Umm al-Fahm and close to the Green Line, it falls under the jurisdiction of Menashe Regional Council. In 2024 it had a population of 2,629. History The village was established in 1982 by Hitahdut HaIkarim on land owned by the Jewish Agency, and was initially a community settlement. In 1993 it was merged with neighbouring Harish to form the Katzir-Harish local council. However, in 2012 the two were separated, with Harish remaining a local council and Katzir reverting to the jurisdiction of Menashe Regional Council. Geography and community Katzir is situated on the Amir ridge south of the Iron Valley (Wadi Ara) at an elevation of approximately 400 meters above sea level. Built in a rural environment, it overlooks the coastal plain. The settlement spans three separate hills: the Western Hill, the Central Hill (built in the 1990s initially to accommodate immigrants from the former Soviet Union), and the Eastern Hill, which is under newer development. As of 2026, about 1,000 families reside in the community, and the village is often referred to as an "artists' village" due to its prominent local community of artists. In 2000, Katzir was the subject of the landmark High Court of Justice ruling (the Ka'adan case), which determined that non-Jewish citizens have the right to purchase land and reside in the community. Archaeology and tourism On the western slope of the ridge lies El-Ahwat, an archaeological site discovered in 1992 by archaeologist Adam Zertal. Dated to the Late Bronze and Early Iron Ages, it features wavy stone walls resembling nuraghe structures found in Sardinia. This led Zertal to propose a connection between the site, the Shardana tribe of the Sea Peoples, and the biblical city of Harosheth Haggoyim. Another site on the Western Hill contains the remains of a Roman-era agricultural watchtower (shomera). The settlement features lookout points and the "Cliff Path" (Shvil HaMetzuk), which offers panoramic views of the coastal plain and the Mediterranean Sea. The area features rural lodging and attracts hikers. References External links Official website
Kollel Chazon Ish

Kollel Chazon Ish is a kollel (group of married Jewish men who study Torah) of rabbis on HaAri St 3, in Bnei Brak, Israel with a focus on Talmud study. The Kollel was originally established by Rabbi Avrohom Yeshaya Karelitz, who was known as the Chazon Ish. Rabbi Yaakov Yisrael Kanievsky, his brother-in-law, taught there. Notable members Rabbi Yechezkel Brettler Rabbi Aharon Feldman Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky Rabbi Nissim Karelitz Rabbi Yaakov Kohn Rabbi Gedaliah Nadel Rabbi Moshe Shmuel Shapiro Rabbi Yehuda Shapiro (Yudel Shapiro) Rabbi Dovid Shmidel Rabbi Aaron Teitelbaum Rabbi Yisroel Eliyahu Weintraub Rabbi Yechezkel Moskovitz References
Hotelul Waldorf Astoria din Ierusalim

Hotelul Waldorf Astoria din Ierusalim (în ebraică:מלון וולדורף אסטוריה ירושלים Malon Waldorf Astoria Yerushalaim) este un hotel de lux din Ierusalim, care a fost construit în locul Hotelului istoric Palace, păstrând fațada acestuia. A fost deschis în martie 2014. Hotel Palace La colțul străzilor Agron (la vremea respectivă Mamilla Road) și David Hamelekh (King David) pe un teren ținând de vechiul cimitirul musulman Mamilla din Ierusalim, s-a construit în 1928-1929 un hotel arab de lux, numit Hotel Palace, proiectat de arhitecții turci Mimar Kemaladdin Bey și Mehmed Nihad Bey. Hotelul, aflat în posesia Înaltului Consiliu Islamic din Ierusalim, prezidat de marele muftiu al orașului, Hadj Amin al-Husseini s-a închis în 1935, între altele, din cauza concurenței cu Hotelul King David din apropiere. In continuare el a fost închiriat de autoritățile mandatare britanice din Palestina care l-a folosit pentru oficii civile și militare britanice, între altele oficiul Radiodifuziunii - Vocea Ierusalimului. După proclamarea Statului Israel în 1948 clădirea a găzduit Ministerul Aprovizionării și al Raționalizării și apoi Ministerul israelian al Industriei și Comerțului. Ulterior, clădirea a stat abandonată vreme de mai mulți ani. Renovarea hotelului În 1999 Oficiul israelian de dezvoltare a Ierusalimului a publicat în 1999 un concurs pentru renovarea ex-hotelului Palace și revenirea edificiului la folosința lui inițială ca hotel, în același timp cu renovarea clădirii vecine a vamei de la colțul străzilor Agron și David Hamelekh. . Concursul a fost câștigat de compania Regency(pe atunci proprietara Hotelului Dan (Regency) Ierusalim). Criza în sectorul turismului în urma celei de-a Doua Intifade a dus la amânarea traducerii în viață a proiectului. În 2005 familia Reichman, oameni de afaceri evrei habotnici canadieni, activi în domeniul bunurilor imobiliare, a cumpărat de la compania Regency drepturile de dezvoltare ale perimetrului hotelului în schimbul a 20 milioane de dolari Proiectul de renovarea inclus adăugarea la clădirea originară a unei noi aripi și a șase etaje suplimentare, prevazându-se un număr de 230 camere față de cele 140 ale vechiului hotel. În 2008 frații Reichmann au semnat un acord cu rețeaua de hoteluri Hilton pentru punerea în funcție a hotelului renovat sub logoul de prestigiu al rețelei, Waldorf-Astoria. „Planul de construcție urbană” al clădirii a fost pregatit de arhitectul David Kroyanker, specialist în cladirile vechi din Ierusalim, iar proiectarea cladirii în forma nouă a fost încredințat arhitectului Yehuda Feigin. Arhitectura interioară a fost încredințată designer-ului turc Sinan Kefader. În decembrie 2017 fiii lui Paul Reichmann au vândut hotelul omului de afaceri franco-israelian Michel Ohayun în schimbul a 160 milioane de dolari. În decembrie 2020 după ce Ohayun nu a înapoiat un împrumut primit, creditorul - Fondul speculativ american York, a preluat hotelul. Note
Be'eri Forest

The Be'eri Forest (Hebrew: יער בארי) of area about 11,000 dunams is located in the western Negev, within the Eshkol Regional Council area. It was planted by the pioneers of the kibbutz Be'eri. The forest has a diverse array of tree types, encompassing conifers, fruit-bearing trees, and deciduous broad-leaved trees. During winter and spring time it is covered with clusters of anemones, orchids, tulips, asphodels and many other flowers. On May 2, 2018, the forest was severely damaged by a forest fire that was ignited by an incendiary kite sent by Hamas from Gaza. Landmarks Be'eri Badlands Nature Reserve ANZAC Memorial ( Media related to Anzac Memorial (Israel) at Wikimedia Commons) Abandoned Be'ery Sulphur Quarry ( Media related to Sulfur Quarry of Be'eri at Wikimedia Commons) Beeri IDF Temporary Military Cemetery ( Media related to Beeri IDF Temporary Military Cemetery at Wikimedia Commons) Other tourist attractions include water cisterns and wells from the Byzantine period and extensive ammunition depots from the British Mandate period. During the winter season a major attraction of the area is the anemone blooming, which peaks on the break of January/February (Darom Adom). Luckily, the anemones were not damaged during the Palestinian airborne arson attacks, from which other area of the forest, including the Be'eri Badlands, heavily suffered. References
Haviv Elementary School

Haviv elementary school (Hebrew: בית הספר חביב) is the first school in modern times to use Hebrew as the medium of instruction. It was established in 1886 in Rishon LeZion and is still active to this day. History Ever since the establishment of Rishon LeZion the question of education for the children of the village was raised. In 1882, when the village was established, Aharon Mordehai Freiman invited a Melamed from Hebron named Rappaport Tuvia Haim in which he taught the boys of the village in a tent in his yard. He taught Torah, Mishnah and Talmud while they were sitting on the floor around a low table. Later their place of study was moved to the basements of the founders of the village Shraga Fayvel and Dov Fishelzon, Math. The French language was also added to the curriculum. In 1886, the population of Rishon LeZion was about 300, of which several dozen were children who needed proper education, so the establishment of a modern school was proposed. However, this was difficult due to the lack of experienced teachers, the lack of textbooks in Hebrew and mixed gender education which was not yet accepted. The school was established in the center of Rishon LeZion near the great synagogue for girls only. The boys studied in the basement of the synagogue. The school had no name and was simply known as "The school". Mordechai Lubman was appointed the school's first principal by the baron's clerks. Many teachers of the time wrote textbooks themselves due to the lack of textbooks in Hebrew. The teachers had to create new words in Hebrew for tools and terms that did not exist at the time of the Bible. The "reviver of the Hebrew language" Eliezer Ben-Yehuda was a teacher in the school and wrote textbooks as well. Because the school taught exclusively in Hebrew, it is considered the world's first school to teach in Modern Hebrew. In 1901, the principal Israel Belkind decided to allow the school to teach both boys and girls. In 1920, the school was named "Haviv School", named after Dov Lubman Haviv, who was the former chairman of the local council of Rishon LeZion. Notable graduates Boaz Toporovsky Yair Golan Linoy Ashram See also Herzliya Hebrew Gymnasium Education in Israel References External links Official website
Ironi He High School

Ironi He High School (Hebrew: תיכון עירוני ה'), nicknamed The Dr. Shaul Levin Municipal High School (Hebrew: ד"ר שאול לוין) is a secondary school on Ben Yehuda Street in Tel Aviv in the Northwest section of the Old North neighborhood of Tel Aviv, the only secondary school in the district. It is ranked among the best high schools in Israel. History Ironi He was established in 1953 by Dr. Moshe Landau, who served as its principal from 1953 to 1986. Until 1955, it opereated in a temporary location on Henrietta Szold street. It later moved to Mazeh Street in Lev Tel Aviv. In 1965, it moved to its current location in a building designed by architect Aba Elhanani. Until the mid-1980s, the school only acted as a high school for grades 9 to 12. Following the national plan of the Ministry of Education, it was adjoined by a middle school, which was located inside of the former building of the Levinsky College of Education on Ben Yehuda street, 500 meters south of the high school. As of the 2020s, the two schools are located in the high school building, the Levinsky College, and a science and arts center that opened during the 2008–2009 school year. In 2009, the school had a total enrollment of 715 students. Science studies for physics and chemistry took place at the Center for Science Education in Tel Aviv-HEMDA. The school operates its own art and sciences center, as well as a gallery for art exhibitions. The school operates a student program for further education in the quantitative sciences in partnership with the Mofet Association. In 2022, it was reported by the Tel Aviv government that Ironi He had a college acceptance rate of 98.7%. Additionally, it placed fifth in the country among math performance and twelfth in English performance. The school was ranked ninth (in a 3-way tie) in the country in April 2024. Notable alumni Colette Avital Benny Begin Michael Bar-Zohar Emanuel Dudai Michael Eitan Shoshana Felman Michal Govrin Judith Gal-Ezer Daniel Hagari Michael Handelzalts Benjamin Z. Kedar Emanuel Levy Mario Livio Alex Levac Maya Maron Ariel Merari Uri Milstein Yishai Sarid Anita Shapira Dalit Stauber Zisi Stavi Michal Zion See also References
Church of the Resurrection of the Widow's Son

The Church of the Resurrection of the Widow's Son (Hebrew: כנסיית בן האלמנה) or simply the Church of the Son of the Widow, is a religious building affiliated with the Catholic Church and is located in the village of Nein in northern Israel. It is dedicated to the resurrection of the son of the widow of Nain, one of the miracles of Jesus described in the Bible. The Church of the Resurrection of the widow's son is in the central part of the village Na'in, on the northern slope of Mount Moreh (515 m asl) in the Lower Galilee in northern Israel. The exact date of construction has been established between the fourth and fifth centuries. Thus, the town of Nain became a Christian pilgrimage destination, and the church quickly became known as a holy place. In 1881 the place was taken by the Franciscans, who, on the foundations of the old church, built the small contemporary temple. From 2013 an attempt was made to start the renovation work that could not be performed because the work was interrupted by local Arab groups. In December 2019, it was announced that the church would be reopening, following renovations of the church and its area. A small convent for the Franciscan friars is also planned. See also Roman Catholicism in Israel Raising of the son of the widow of Nain References
Iglesia de la Resurrección del Hijo de la Viuda de Naín

La Iglesia de la Resurrección del Hijo de la Viuda de Naín​ o simplemente la Iglesia del Hijo de la Viuda (en hebreo: כנסיית בן האלמנה) es el nombre que recibe un edificio religioso afiliado a la Iglesia católica y que se encuentra ubicado en el pueblo de Naín,​ en el norte de Israel. Está dedicado a la resurrección del hijo de la viuda que se refiere a uno de los milagros de Jesucristo descritos en la biblia. Iglesia de la resurrección del hijo de la viuda se encuentra en la parte central del pueblo Na'in, en la vertiente norte del monte Moré (515 m snm) en la Baja Galilea en el norte de Israel. La fecha exacta de la construcción, ha sido establecida entre los siglos cuarto y quinto. De esta manera el pueblo Naín se convirtió en un destino de peregrinación cristiana, y la iglesia rápidamente se hizo conocido como un lugar santo. En 1881 el lugar fue tomado por los franciscanos, que sobre los cimientos de la antigua iglesia construyeron el pequeño templo contemporáneo. A partir de 2013 se hizo el intento de iniciar los trabajos de renovación que no pudieron ser llevados a cabo, ya que los trabajos fueron interrumpidos por los grupos árabes locales. Véase también Iglesia católica en Israel Cristianismo en Oriente Medio Iglesia de la Resurrección (Abu Gosh) Referencias
Kościół Wskrzeszenia Syna Wdowy

Kościół Wskrzeszenia Syna Wdowy – kościół rzymskokatolicki położony w wiosce Na’in, na północy Izraela. Wezwanie odnosi się do jednego z cudów dokonanych przez Jezusa Chrystusa. Położenie Kościół Wskrzeszenia Syna Wdowy jest położony w centralnej części wioski Na’in, na północnych zboczach góry Giwat ha-More (515 m n.p.m.) w Dolnej Galilei na północy Izraela. Historia Tradycja chrześcijańska Kościół nawiązuje do cudu dokonanego przez Jezusa Chrystusa - wskrzeszenia zmarłego syna wdowy z Na’in. Historia budowli Nie jest znana dokładna data powstania budynku, jednak najczęściej wskazuje się na przełom IV i V wieku. W ten sposób wioska Na’in stała się celem chrześcijańskich pielgrzymek, a sam kościół bardzo szybko zyskał miano miejsca świętego. W 1881 roku miejsce przejęli franciszkanie, którzy na fundamentach starego kościoła wznieśli niewielką współczesną świątynię. Podjęte w 2013 roku próby rozpoczęcia prac renowacyjnych zakończyły się niepowodzeniem, gdyż prace zostały przerwane przez arabskie grupy przestępcze. Obecnie kościołem opiekuje się muzułmańska rodzina mieszkająca obok. Brak wyznaczonych godzin otwarcia kościoła - wystarczy przyjść i poprosić rodzinę o otwarcie. Opis budowli Budynek został wzniesiony z jasnego kamienia na planie prostokątu. W każdej z bocznych ścian umieszczona po dwa półkoliste okna. Powyżej umieszczono skromny gzyms, który otacza cały budynek. Jedynie fasada kościoła bardziej ozdobne zwieńczenie. Całość jest przykryta dwuspadowym dachem z czerwoną dachówką. Drzwi wejściowe znajdują się po stronie zachodniej. Wnętrze posiada jeden hol, który w sposób prawie niewidoczny przechodzi w położoną po stronie wschodniej apsydę. Sklepienie jest krzyżowe z zachowaniem symetrii budynku. Niewielki ołtarz jest jedynym stałym elementem wyposażenia kościoła. Został on wykonany z marmuru ze złotymi zdobieniami. Boczne ściany są białe i pozbawione jakichkolwiek zdobień. Pustkę wnętrza przerywają jedynie dwa obrazy związane tematycznie z cudem wskrzeszenia syna wdowy. Uwagi Przypisy Bibliografia Praca zbiorowa: Atlas Biblijny. Warszawa: Wydawnictwo im. W.L. Anczyca, 1991. ISBN 83-7050-000-5. (pol.).
Церква воскресіння сина вдови

Церква воскресіння сина вдови, або просто Церква Сина Вдови — культова споруда Католицької Церкви, що знаходиться в селі Наїн на півночі Ізраїлю. Вона присвячена воскресінню сина вдови, одному із чудес Ісуса, описаних у Біблії. Церква воскресіння сина вдови знаходиться в центральній частині села Наїн, на північному схилі гори Морег (515 м над рівнем моря) у Нижній Галілеї на півночі Ізраїлю. Точна дата будівництва старої церкви була встановлена ​​між четвертим і п'ятим століттями. Таким чином, місто Наїн стало місцем християнського паломництва і церква швидко стала відомою як святе місце. У 1881 році місце зайняли францисканці, які на фундаменті старої церкви збудували невеликий сучасний храм. З 2013 року була зроблена спроба розпочати ремонтні роботи, які неможливо було виконати, оскільки роботи були перервані місцевими арабськими групами. У грудні 2019 року було оголошено, що церква знову відкриється після реконструкції будівлі церкви та її району. Також планується невеликий монастир для монахів-францисканців. Галерея Примітки Посилання https://www.custodia.org/en/sanctuaries/nain [Архівовано 13 квітня 2021 у Wayback Machine.] Nain у seetheholyland.net [Архівовано 19 січня 2021 у Wayback Machine.](англ.)
Shavei Darom

Shavei Darom (Hebrew: שבי דרום, lit. 'Returnees to the South') is a community settlement in southern Israel. Located to the south-east of Sderot, it falls under the jurisdiction of Merhavim Regional Council. In 2024 it had a population of 707. History The village was built to rehouse former residents of Kfar Darom, an Israeli settlement in the Gaza Strip that was evacuated as part of the Gaza disengagement in 2005. Its construction was approved by the government in December 2009, with the former settlers having lived in Ashkelon following their removal from Gaza. The new residents arrived in 2010, initially living in caravans. References External links Official website
Midrešet Ruppin

Midrešet Ruppin (hebrejsky מדרשת רופין, anglicky Midreshet Ruppin, též ha-Merkaz ha-akademi Ruppin, המרכז האקדמי רופין, Ruppinovo akademické centrum) je vzdělávací komplex a obec v Izraeli, v Centrálním distriktu, v Oblastní radě Emek Chefer. Geografie Leží v nadmořské výšce 29 metrů v izraelské pobřežní planině, respektive Šaronské planině v regionu Emek Chefer (Cheferské údolí). Nachází se na jižním okraji vesnice Kfar Monaš, cca 6 kilometrů od břehu Středozemního moře, cca 30 kilometrů severovýchodně od centra Tel Avivu, cca 50 kilometrů jižně od centra Haify a 10 kilometrů jižně od města Chadera. Midrešet Ruppin obývají Židé, přičemž osídlení v tomto regionu je etnicky převážně židovské. Na dopravní síť se obec napojena pomocí lokální silnice číslo 5711, jež západně odtud ústí do dálnice číslo 4. Dějiny Midrešet Ruppin byl založen v roce 1948. Podle jiného zdroje došlo k založení roku 1949. Cílem nové instituce bylo poskytnout administrativní vzdělání obyvatelům izraelských vesnických sídel. V roce 1975 získala škola licenci pro akademický program. V roce 1981 potvrdili izraelský prezident Jicchak Navon a ministr Zevulun Hammer, že absolventi školy mají nárok na titul bakaláře zpětně od roku 1979. V roce 1993 vzniklo oddělení ekonomie a účetnictví a získalo licenci v následujícím roce. V roce 1997 přibyl bakalářský program Business Administration pro manažery. V období let 1992–1995 vedení školy změnilo její zaměření, z původní orientace na venkovské obyvatelstvo na celou izraelskou populaci. V roce 1995 bylo založeno oddělení behaviorálních věd. V roce 1996 vznikla Škola sociálních věd a managementu, do které byla začleněna všechna výše uvedená oddělení. Téhož roku zde vznikla i strojírenská škola ve spolupráci s Coventry University, nabízející kurzy v angličtině. Roku 1997 zde Rani Idan založil i školu námořních studií. Počátkem 21. století se v Midrešet Ruppin uvádí celkem cca 2500 studentů ve čtyřech oborech. V roce 2007 získal ústav i licenci pro dva magisterské obory, MBA – Business Administration a MA – imigrace a sociální integrace. Koncem 90. let škola čelila ekonomickým potížím, které vrcholily v roce 2001. Došlo pak ke změně organizační struktury a financování. Od roku 2002 funguje tato instituce v novém modelu. V lednu 2004 získala škola licenci na udělování titulů B. Tech, od roku 2005 i B. Sc. Škola je pojmenována podle Arthura Ruppina. Demografie Midrešet Ruppin má v Izraeli, jako některé další vzdělávací komplexy, charakter administrativně samostatné obce. Podle údajů z roku 2014 tvořili naprostou většinu obyvatel Židé (včetně statistické kategorie „ostatní“, která zahrnuje nearabské obyvatele židovského původu ale bez formální příslušnosti k židovskému náboženství). Jde o menší sídlo. K 31. prosinci 2014 zde žilo 481 lidí. Odkazy Reference Související články Kfar Ruppin Externí odkazy Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Midrešet Ruppin na Wikimedia Commons (hebrejsky) Oficiální internetové stránky